there were three occasions that adele bryce believed she had visions of the virgin mary. and on the third vision, on the third appearance, the virgin mary instructed her to spread the word of salvation throughout the area. among the pioneer people living here in the wilderness. for the rest of her life, she did just that, serving more or less as a missionary here in the area to pioneer families living in a very remote and rugged area of the mid 19th century. after she experienced the apparitions, she confided in her parents and in the local catholic priest. her father built a small shrine here at the location of the apparition. in october, of 1871, a huge wildfire broke out on the west side of green bay in a community known as peshtigo. it remains the largest wildfire in the nation's history. it claimed more than 1200 lives. the wildfire was so great that it created its own atmosphere, more or less, a hurricane of fire. it threw flames, sparks, across the bay of green bay roughly 35 miles and ignited wildfires here in the area of southern door county. on that night as the

but they never doubted the good work and character of adele bryce. it wasn't until 2008 that the catholic church convened a formal investigation into the reports of the apparition at the site. in 2010, the church concluded that the visions experienced by adele bryce were worthy of belief. the church's sanction of this site as worthy of belief is significant. it is only one of 12 sites worldwide that is approved by the church. it is the only site in the united states at this time. it ranks right up there with fatima, as far as church-sanctioned sites where there have been reported appearances of the virgin mary. americanekend long, history tv is featuring green bay, wisconsin, home to the green bay packers, the nfl's third-oldest franchise. the team is the only nonprofit, community-owned major league professional sports team in the u.s. our cable partners worked with the c-span staff, who recently traveled to explore the city's rich history. learn more all weekend. the neville public museum, brown county. it is almost a 100-year-old collection of phen

this time with a cover of adelle's rolling in the deep. the song is on a new album.cs. with us the queen of soul. >> good morning to you. >> let me read a few things that people have said. mtv says the rolling in the deep cover demands your respe-e-s-p t r-e-s-p-e-c-t. >> she says her cover is the rare remake giving the original a run for its money. even the most protective adele fans won't mind once they hear it. >> wow. >> listen, you are the queen. we call you that for a reason. did you ever expect the reaction to that cover that you received? >> i really did not. the reaction has been phenomenal. i must tell you. i love the original. i actually enjoyed adele and i was watching one of her promos, the kids on the school bus were having a wild time with, we could have had it all ♪ going wild. i could have fun and have a good time with that tune. i love the song. she's a terrific artist. a wonderful writer. very, very heavy writer. >> i'm sure she's flattered and blown away by what you've done with the song. you're teaming up with alicia keys as well. covering classi

heavily influenced by adele aheavily influenced by adele bauer. tell me about it. >> you can see the influence particularly on the bottom there but yet at the same time schiller was starting to become his own person and the use of the hand, you can just see a little bit of it there. hima and a and him and him him him shows his own him influence and using the black on the back to stand out. you can see how special it was. >> ok, the next one is a portrait of dr. erwin von graff, 1910. >> this is a picture of dr. von graff -- he was a gynecologist and frankly this picture usually hangs in my home, in the sense that it's a powerful picture. you can see his hand, his red face almost and the angst there. >> it is said that he painted this in return for an abortion for one of his many mistresses. in >> whoever gave the him information was very well-informed. him and this is a picture, again. we're not sure of the story if in it's to you but it sound good. and >> this 11910. you and >> this is a more or to self-portrait. go in and you could see he was ve

. >> well, we don't like to discuss prices, but in one sense it is invaluable data adelle like to think of it in terms of financial value. these are priceless objects that cannot be duplicated pervasively the minister of spirit as suppose one could find some place of the latter approach, although not one with dickens cat's-paw on it. he. >> all and should come by ticket clerks the library has insurance word yes. >> one more manuscript, sir. >> and this is the first volume of three men is crude volumes of virginia woolf's to the lighthouse. we have the vast majority of virginia was papers here. she was the -- virginia woolf was one of the great pioneers of the modernist novels are around james joyce. this novel was published in 1927. this was in her own binding. she bounder on books. it is not a pretty binding. it is not meant to be. she could do that kind of thing and your, you can see she has names of characters which don't appear in the published version. she always drew up the crown line so that she could write masters of the issue along. now, in this particular case she has a couple

i absolutely enjoyed adele's.romos, the kids on the school bus were having a wild time with ♪ we could have had it all they were going wild. i said i could have fun and have a good time with that, too. i love the song. she's a terrific artist and wonderful writer. very, very heavy writer. >> and i'm sure she's absolutely flattered and blown away with what you've done with the song as well. who couldn't be? you're teaming up with alicia keys as well, covering classics from alicia keys and barbra streisand. we always see people try to sing an aretha franklin song. we even heard the president try to do his r-e-s-p-e-c-t. when aretha franklin covers your song, what do you think goes through the mind of even the best artist? >> wow! >> aretha's going to own my song? >> yeah, mmm. >> they go ooh, ahh, am. mmm? >> no. just do a good job. songs are made to be enjoyed and more than one person can sing them. >> do you feel that way when people cover your songs? >> yeah, sure. especially if i wrote it and published it. yeah.

and in 2010 the church concluded that the visions experienced by adele bryce were, indeed, worthy of belief by the catholic church. the church's sanction of this site as worthy of belief is significant. it is only one of twelve sites worldwide that's approved by the church. it's the only site in the united states. at this time. so it ranks right up there with -- [inaudible] as far as church-sanctioned sites where there have been reported appearances of the virgin mary. >> during booktv's recent visit to green bay, wisconsin, we visited the readers loft bookstore to talk about the competitive business of independent bookstores. >> bookstores in green bay over the years have kind of come and gone and have been of a variety of qualities. and, of course, every independent bookstore is different from every other one. the readers loft was first opened 33 years -- 21 years ago by the owner, virginia crest. then it, a barnes & noble moved into town and there was going to have a major road project that was going to close our street for six month, and it became apparent that she needed to do s

. >> let's takes important a second because we have you singing this cover from adele, so let's listenit together. >> okay. >> ♪ >> that is darn good. >> when you think of adele thinks one of the songs you think of first and when you hear, you sing it, you know it is aretha singing it. did you have a favorite, did one of these songs you connect witt as you were putting your album together. >> truthfully, all of them are my favorite. i am every woman, rolling in the deep, ain't no mountain high enough, at last, people, all of them. just about all of them. >> have you heard from any of these artists. >> have have i what. >> have you heard from them. >> no, i haven't yet but it doesn't drop in the street until the 21st of october so maybe after that. >> i'm he sure you will be hearing from them, amazing. >> i will buy it. >> i can't wait. >> all right. >> it is so great to have you in philadelphia at least by satellite and congratulations on this new cd. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much, thank you for having me. >> our pleasure. >> eye can. >> i know, right. >> you have been looking fo

. >> cdc officials insist there is zero chance passengers adele is forever and any danger. dulles weres at ever in any danger. she says practical, financial and legal constraints prevent airports and hospitals from taking aggressive steps to monitor travelers. she says there must be additional resources and education. >> we really need to make sure that the system cannot be exploited. if something like this happens, we can stop it at the very beginning and not let it explode the way it has been in africa. >> we were here yesterday explaining what steps tellis international airport is taking to protect passengers. onht now they are counting points of departure and western africa. airport is one of only 20 stations the cdc has quarantines stations. reporting live from dulles international airport, rebecca cooper, abc seven news. >> a special commission will begin the search for a new secret service director after a series of high-profile failures involving the security of the president to the white house. senior political reporter scott thuman joins us live in the newsroom to

adelant. >> gracias, marÍa elena. se contagia con el virus del Ébola. formÓ parte del grupo que atendiÓ al liberiano duncan que muriÓ. pero obviamente se cometieron varios errores y ahora hay dos enfermeras enfermas. lo peor del caso que la enfermera viajÓ en un avión en un vuelo comercial. un dÍa antes de ser diagnosticada. aquÍ tenemos todo lo que usted debe saber sobre el Ébola en los tu. - estados unidos. vamos con pedro rojas a dallas. >> asÍ es, como tÚ lo has dicho la crisis comienza a crearse mucho mayor. el presidente obama dijo justamente que se orientan a los hospitales pequeÑos del paÍs, los casos nuevos de Ébola se llevarÁn a hospitales especializados. >> se repite los cielos, y las calles de dallas tomadas por equipos de limpieza que impiden la protagaciÓn del Ébola, despuÉs de confirmar que se convirtiÓ la segunda enfermera en contargiase donde se trataba duncan. vecinos expresan preocupaciÓn. >> sÍ ya lo tenemos aquí cerca, no sÓlo en esta comunidad. es de preocupar que ya se expanda en todo dallas. >>

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but about to make way more money, this lady, adele can. with sony for a deal worth nearly $130 million. it'd be one of the biggest contracts in music history, and she'd even be given her own record label. she still owes another record to her current label, but sony is either willing to buy her out of that deal too. she's amazing. all right. >>> well, we are watching right now another big selloff in the energy pits. oil prices crashing below $85 a barrel. those cheaper prices causing a rift within opec as the saudis urge oil cartel members to get used to lower prices. venezuela not taking that lightly, phil flynn is in the trading pits of the cme with us, little argument going on between the members. >> reporter: yes. all is not well in the little friendly cartel, especially when oil prices are falling. cheryl, i'm telling you what, this little production war that we could see building is probably the most significant we've seen since the early part of 1999-2000. why is it? falling oil prices, rising u.s. policy production. -- oil productio

still has the eroticism of his wife naked in front of him. >> charlie: you paid $135 million for an adellebower. >> for the galerie, it's a mona lisa, the most special painting we have in the gallery. >> charlie: the most special painting you have, ever? >> in the neue galerie. >> charlie: yes. and the fact is that is a landmark piece by a great artist christopher quinn at the height of his time and there's almost nothing like it. >> charlie: when you say that, what is it you think you see when you say, this is the best of all of the things, this one is the best? >> again, look at his work, and you say -- i always felt people have three categories, oh, oh my, and oh my god. this is oh my god. >> charlie: yes. and you feel he had a relationship and it took him four years to do the picture, so he must have had a four-year relationship. it's probably one of the most powerful pieces. when the nazis came in, they seized it and it stood in the belvedere for 50, 60 years, and because the austrians lost, finally, and maria altman, who is the niece of the family, finally got it out and went first t

he says was supposed to be about the job that roger adele is doing. toward the end of that interview he said in his years in the league 30 years in a week there were hundreds and hundreds of domestic abuse situations involving players. >> that was yesterday. a lot of players who used to be on your roster is the have probably read those comments and felt blindsided. >> basically saying his comments were somewhere between misspeaking and embellishing >> and have no clue. hundreds and hundreds of domestic violence. things have changed over my 30 years in a national football league hundreds and hundreds of domestic violence. that is not what i said. there's no way i could ever say something like that. >> angelo just might get a call from the independent investigator to explain his comments further on the . he is heard from the former bears players who live very upset about what he said. >> i think the former head of the fbi who is handling the investigation for the nfl i've got to frank that he is gone to put jerry's name on the list of people he wants to

get there is lead sickle is her version of adele's rolling in the deep. >> that should be interesting>> got to hear that. >> yes, also, comedian jay leno honored with the top prize for american humor. the long time tonight show host received the mark twaine prize for american humor at the kennedy center last night. the event included special tribute are from his celebrity colleagues, jerry seinfeld there, also jimmy fallon. >>> if you don't do your division properly. do you know what will happen? you'll sell the farm. >> that's good stuff. made appearance at the two valley school in glands to support education, erika really got a kick out of. >> this he tapped into lord of the rings character to encourage students to take their studies seriously. >> all he needs is that vest. >> good part of the movie. such great voice. too. >>> oh, that made my morning. coming up on "eyewitness "eyewis news", bizarre burglary attempt in california. >> police say woman tied to break into a house and got herself stuck in the chimney. come on, you're not santa claus. wait until you hear what they used t

that adele is now at rush university medical center. they have now been usedmoved out of the isolation unit. the second is a child was sick on a flight to hear airport. there were no symptoms of ebola virus or a known risk of exposure. the child is in isolation at the university of chicago. his family is under quarantine. the free-lance cameraman has now been declared ebola free. he is being released from nebraska medical center today. also today the cbc announced that there will be a 21 day monitoring. for anyone returning to the united states from people stricken african nations. that begins on monday. the texas nurse who contracted ebola has been upgraded tofrom fear to good conditionfair to good condition. will hold a hearing on the handling of the outbreak. not until after the november 4th election. the world health organization is gathering today for a third meeting. researchers say that they will conduct the first clinical test of any bullet drug on patients in southern guinea. officially reports for duty today. he will manage th

and my name is adell carpenter and i am the director of the san francisco youth commission and we thank you for your time this evening and the general order before you, represents a great deal of work that has been done, and behalf of the department and dv community advocates, and it will go a long way in insuring consistent police responses to domestic violence calls and we are very happy about that, and other ways that the youth commission is in some what of a difficult position this evening, and on the one hand, we have been made aware by community members of several concerns regarding paragraph g and we share many of those concerns which were cited in the discussion owes far, regarding to referral to family and non-arrest situations in which the child was not the victim of a child and, on the other hand, we appreciate it. >> and we witness the commitment with the work together on the passage of an mou regarding the police work on the sfusd school campuses and our concerns are that we really want to be certain that the young people are assessed for trauma and connected to the service

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, according to this graphic, if you're a big lefty, you're a fan of michael jackson, lady gaga and adeleu support republicans, you probably like country. if you like bon jovi, aerosmith, jersey and a krrc/dc, you're mi of the road. >> that's what i have been saying all along. >>> salty lang at the white house, president obama's aides and unanimously and profanely slam israel's prime minister, perhaps making a difficult situation even worse. this is special report. >> good evening, it brett baier. the nation on a terror alert and continuing to fight the importation of a deadly entire ruts, torrent the -- it involves very pointed language, directed at the country's most import

but they never doubted the work, the good work and character of adele brice. it wasn't until 2008 that the catholic church convened a formal investigation into the reports of the apparitions here at this site. and in 2010 the church concluded that the patients experienced by adele brice were indeed worthy of belief by the catholic church. the church's ascension of the site as worthy of belief is significant. it is only one of 12 sites worldwide that's approved by the church. the only site in the united states at this time. so it ranks right up there with lourdes and fatima as far as church sanctioned sites would have been reported appearances of the virgin mary. .. so she loathe for the kind of commercial space that she was looking for and cheated by bit so she brought this land and essentially went into the commercial poppies business. so right at the center of this building which has four other rentable space is is the largest of the species here and not move probably made it possible for us to continue to exist. throughout the so-called recession, we contin

, according to this graphic, if you're a big lefty, you're a fan of michael jackson, lady gaga and adele. if you support republicans, you probably like country. if you like bon jovi, aerosmith, >> it's thursday, october 30th damage control in dc after a white house official calls israel's prime minister is chicken bleep. don't expect to find out who. why the administration is refusing to investigate. >> they say don't mess with texas. but you better mind your manners in jersey, too. >> so listen, you want to have the conversation later i am happy to have it, buddy. until that time sit down and shut up. >> hoouch. >> the target of governor chris christie's tirade. >> the school asking for a homework assignment on islam. we report, you decide. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning to you. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. >> i while you were sleeping th san francisco giants crowned the world series champions. >> sand ball inside the territory. >> a thrilling end to game 7. the royals had an opportunity to tie the game in the bottom of the

gaga and adele. if you support republicans, you probably like country. if you like bon jovi, aerosmith, jersey and a krrc/dc, you're mi of the road. >> that's what i have been saying all along. >>> salty lang at the white house, president obama's aides and unanimously and profanely slam israel's prime minister, perhaps making a difficult situation even worse. this is special report. >> good evening, it brett baier. the nation on a terror alert and continuing to fight the importation of a deadly entire ruts, torrent the -- it involves very pointed language, directed at the country's most important allies, here's chief white house correspondent ed henry. >> an already icy relationship between president obama and bepg netanyahu went into a deep freeze today, as obama administration officials ripped an american ally. calling him a coward and worse. >> i think it's abusive and it's very, very counter productive. >> one mx r -- the good thing about net tanyahu is he's scare to launch wars, the bad thing about him -- that drew a spinni stinging review from neta

from adele, federal authority yes say mo drove to a farm in illinois, purchased by a sub sidary of the db n group he worked for. where surveillance teams reported him seed. >> reporter: this was cloak and dagger stuff. >> a little bit. a little bit. >> reporter: mo hi lun and sister are under house arrest at undisclosed locations in demoyne, awaiting trial. the other five defendants remain at large. >> what more can you tell me about what mo's accomplices fight have been doing? >> they were here. including the doctor at the time. he was back on more than one occasion, participating in this. >> reporter: when you say participating,way do you mean? >> he was in the field with them. he was stopped at the o'hare airport trying to carry seed back. many of these individuals not only tried to ship the seed out of the country but tried to carry it out on their person. we stopped a couple. and one of them at the cannes saidian border crossing. >> the director of this major chinese concern was here in the fields and schlepping some of the goods. >> that's correct. >> what do you make of that? >>

. >> i know the words to adele but i sure like to listen to her. >> they deserve every advantage. i just started showing up whatever we needed and i asked myself this question not out of discipline, out of compassion, if it was my kid, how would i treat that child. >> tim says he's been too busy organizing all the gear to stop and count how much he spent. he guesses it's between 50 and $100,000. >> e minor. >> all on a musician's pension and a middle schoolteacher's salary. >> that's the advantage this every one of these kids need and they don't have that. if i can provide it, i will. >> he stresses he didn't do this to bring attention to himself. he did it because he feels children, no matter where they live, deserve to be given the resources they're going to need to succeed. >> incredible. >>> much more ahead. coming up, neighbors say enough is enough. why they say they live in fear because of a south bay bar. >>> it is 7:30 on this sunday morning taking a live look outside in san francisco. right outside of at&t park where world series game 5 is tonight. point to clear sky, clo

from adele, federal authorities say mo drove to an abandoned farm in illinois, purchased by a subsidiary of where he worked, where teams reported him unloading bags of seed. >> this was cloak and dagger stuff. >> a little bit. a little bit. >> reporter: mo hi long and sister mo yun are under house arrest at undisclosed locations in demoyne, awaiting trial. the other five defendants remain at large. >> reporter: what more can you tell me about what mo's accomplices might have been doing? >> they were here, including the doctor who was at the time the chief operating officer of the seed company. he was back on more than one occasion, and participating in this. >> when you say participating in this, what do you mean specifically? >> he was in the field with them. he was stopped at the o'hare airport trying to carry seed back. many of these individuals not only tried to ship the seed, but tried to carry it out on the person. we stopped a couple at the otare airport in chicago, and one at the canadian border crossing in vermont. >> the director of the major chinese concern was in the field an

alphonse had married his first cousin adele, a common practice in a class anxious to preserve the purity its bloodlines. but the results of inbreeding for henri were uncommonly cruel. his legs were short and weak. he broke each of them in early adolescence and stopped growing when he was 14. he was just under five feet tall. his head, hands and torso continued to develop. but his stunted legs made walking painful for the rest of his life. denied the aristocratic pleasures of riding and hunting, henri turned to sketching and painting rural scenes. he had a flair for it and in 1882, at the age of 18, he moved to paris to study painting. it was a move that would change the direction of his art and his life. paris in the 1880s was becoming the modern city. baron haussmann's legacy, the great boulevards that define modern paris had sliced through the heart of the city, displacing anyone in the way. the poor and the working class moved out of the city's center. many went to montmartre. annexed by paris in 1860, the hilly, warren-like neighborhood of narrow streets climbed to the top of a butte

adelle know how many people to talk to would eridanus single-a-1 thought britain would actually still be run in the world. and so, very unlikely to suggest that other things will be equal and he does that mean that we are all doomed to mecca we are doomed to a nuclear rerun of 1914? well, i have some thoughts on that premise that they get pretty much out of time before those are going to have to read my book. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] >> this call on. i think the gentleman over year was first. >> a year really saying in effect sets of power except sit is effective only if hard power is viable? >> can everybody hear the questions? kirk sepulveda will take that. yes. this is something that surprised me as i was writing the book. this man is not our only reliable source in the world if propeller is already there. i have to say to my conclusion would be, yes, it is which is not what i expected psst -- both of them enormously effective software, persuading people to want to be a part of the world orders if the normalization, major processes, both of them -- saw power follo

. >> i don't know the words to adelle, but i like to listen to her. >> they deserve every advantage, so i just started showing up whatever i needed and asked myself this question, not out of discipline, out of compassion, if it was my kid, how would i treat that child? >> reporter: tim says he's been too busy organizing all the gear to stop and count how much he spent. he guesses it's between $50,000 and $100,000. all on a musician's pension and a middle school teacher's salary. >> that's the kind of advantage every one of these kids needs, and they don't have that, so if i can provide it, i want to. >> tim stresses he didn't do any of this to bring attention to himself, he did it simply because he feels children, no matter where they live, deserve to be given the resources they are going to need to succeed. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> great story that only garvin has a knack for finding. what a gift that he's ginn to those kids. >> yes, and i bet the kids take better care of their equipment because they know their teacher has done it himself. >> yep. put a personal investme

asked why he had not picked adel terapt, this is what redknapp had to say: >> i can't keep protectinge who, run about. what am i supposed to keep saying? keep getting your 60, sent grand a week and don't train? what's the game coming to? there is no gold. >> 0, dear. >> that's -- there is more on our website. check out aljazeera.com/sport. >> that's all of the sport for now. >> 0, dear. definitely. you have been watching the al jazeera news hour. i will be back with more news in a minute. for the moment, from jo and myself, thanks for your time. federal authorities have charged seven people with conspiring with al qaeda. >> since 9/11 the us has spent has spent billions of dollars on domestic counter-terrorism operations. >> i wanted to be in on the big game and to be paid top-dollar for it. that's it. >> many of these involved targeted informant led stings. >> to them, everyone in the muslim community is a potential informant or a potential terrorist. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their

in saudi arabia are is 2012 when king adelle was elected we took all the time to soften the years sheolence, after the resentment in the resistance was much worse after we had a united nations resolution. then the saudi try to push more and interfere more on the issue of supporting the madras syrian opposition. now, remember, there was no serious opposition. always a very strong regime. no one can control everybody , and just a year before that in 2010 and remember there was a delegation visiting washington. so relatively speaking, syria, he took into lebanon. all sorts of relations. but to the point where you start using massive aggression, the u.s. resolution, they said very clearly. i said, i feel sorry that we have not given our condolences. our clear position. now, ever say anything about saudi arabia? go back to the literature why is that? because they focus on the iraq in syria, territorial interest, but did the saudi, for instance, have we received any information inside like what happened in jordan in 2005 or syria or lebanon, no? why? because it is a distant second. finally,

aretha franklin sings the great diva classics include adele's rolling in the deep.rman. ♪ i can't help feeling ♪ we almost had it all ♪ i can't help feeling ♪ we almost had it all >> oh, my gosh. she's so amazing. the 18-time grammy-award winning, the queen of soul, aretha franklin. it is such an honor to have you on the show this morning. >> it's my pleasure, thank you so much for having me. >> i don't know how you would choose a favorite these songs. at least. rolling in the deep. midnight train to georgia. i will survive. is it possible to have a favorite in this set? >> i like all of them really. to tell you the truth, i like them all. love them all. >> i do too. i do too. we are also excited -- okay, gene, go. >> your majesty, this is gene robinson. i'm never star struck on the show. i am star struck right now. why did you decide to do this to these poor other singers, right, because you are -- your versions of these songs obviously will be the aretha franklin versions. how do the other singers feel about this, having their songs covered by the queen of soul? >

we have more training @booktv adelle want to say that, but the point is we have all of this training. so we understand. the culture has gotten to such a way that america does need to see what you do. you should not have a problem with us seeing what you do because that is your job, to serve and protect the public. the public should know exactly what you're doing, and we can make the call. then we have the stop taking the accountability out of the policeman's hands and put it into a private organization. something that has teeth. something other than the police determining whether they messed up or not. that is my view on that. >> and with that i would like to kick it over to our audience for questions with a reminder to our online televised audiences that you can tweet any questions using hashtag #medialunch. >> to questions. number one, the technology coming down the line, you would have a vast camera for the average citizen. and so i am sure there are rules about that. let's say everyone is walking around with a button that has a camera on it and audio and is able to record every as

adelle believe in discrimination. i believe in traditional marriage. the court is going to decide.his is a decision for the court and it will ultimately make the decision to for governor christie. [applause] >> moderator: i do not believe in discrimination either, and i don't believe in it so much that i believe that gay couples should have the right to marry. [applause] i think the best way to capture this debate is difficult. the best way to capture this is to understand that who is it for us to tell other people love? and what is it in our right to tell other people who to marry? i think we of come to a place in american society and certainly florida is leading the way with the decisions that have been made. this is the right thing to do. >> thank you. [speaking in native tongue] >> is police today. you have to remember, when he gave an interview about this issue before he said he took his party positions for political expediency as a way to office. we don't actually know what's really believes on this issue because he has taken every side of this issue. >> you can watch the ent

. >> adelle make the argument that the underclass to this aspect of this is more, is as significant ashe over inclusive, but the fact that the statute is overly broad. recognize that in broderick there was no ban on the activity we're dealing with here which is the contributions. furthermore, of course, at the time the statute had been recently -- >> a lot of things. >> yes, but most of them had to do with the activities being conducted by soles servants while there were on the job. this activity we're trying to do here is off the job. the irony is is that the fec says, well, your first amendment rights are not completely restricted. what you can do is hold a fund-raiser at your house, invite anybody want to have them raise hundreds of thousands of dollars. the people can be seeking to get ambassadorships, and chickens and a thousand dollars of euro money on invitations, food, and it does not even have to be reported. that seems to me to get lied to the notion that the statute is really all about appearances. >> he think there is secretly something going on here? i do appreciate the ro